Westbound wreck train has brought out the big hook and is heading home.
BNSF 7665 West passes under Highway 70 and crosses the Feather River at Pulga, the most senic part of the canyon.
In an earlier post I showed an eastbound BNSF train at this classic location. After waiting seemingly forever, and watching the shadows grow longer, finally we caught UP 4495 and its train headed... (more)
A vehicle train out of Milpitas heads uphill through the lower canyon on its way to North Platte.
A long APL stack train skirts the Feather as it drops downgrade through Pulga.
A long eastbound manifest makes it way through the huge reverse curve just west of Pulga formed by the contours of the mountains.
An eastbound UP stack train heads up the canyon, approaching the bridge at Pulga.
EB Stacks head through the Feather River Canyon at Pulga.
Another stack train rolls along the Feather River, viewed from an overlook between Pulga and Poe, CA.
The afternoon shadows are creeping in as a stack train strolls down the Canyon Sub, over the Feather River and under highway 70 at Pulga, CA.
A special treat in the consist of the UP 5375 West is DDA40X 6936, pictured here at Pulga.
UP 5302 leads a manifest train west along the Feather River at Pulga.
A fire-damaged C44 "convertible" leads a grain train down the Feather River Canyon at Pulga.
A hot NPMIV passes below the giant highway bridge that spans the canyon at Pulga.
